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MISS HELEN LENoIR acts as Americar
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First Stroke of Pain
EVERY YEAR 70 THOUSANDS.

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The Grand Rabbi of India won first prize
at the Rothschild wedding, in Paris, lately,
for the greatest show in diamonds His ex-
hibit was worn in his turban, and was valued
at a quarter of a million,
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The Hardin county, ILL.,, vindetta, which
threatened to depopulate two counties a few
months ago, has broken out again, and two
more desperate man-hunters have been rush
ed hence without having an opportunity to
remove their boots. The cemetery record
shows a total of 13 killed, five of whom have
tnken their departure this year.
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A BARREL is good thing it's handy
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''Taylor's Hospital Cure" Is q positive, pleas
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UNITED STATES MrSr.
synopsis OF Its Operations During
the Past Fiscal Year.

The Director OF the Mint, in his annual re-
port, says that the value Of the gold and sill
YER received at the mints and assay Offices
during the year was greater than in any
previous year since 1881 The value OF
the gold deposited was S6s, ~, or. In
addition there were deposits OF the value OF
SIS, l93, ,T06, making the total SS3.416, ,77g,
sgainst SO 500, So L65 in 1886, being an excess
OF s33, SIG, IN The value Of the silver de-
posted and purchased was s47, 756,9lS In
amounting 20 $482, ! l3, making the total, cal
culated aE the coiniag rate, $4S, S,2l9,03l,
against S37, ,9l7, ,026 in the preceding year, an
excess of SIC. 302005.
OF the gold deposited ssa, ,97s, ,097 was of
domestic production. so, ,57I, ,32S of foreign
gold hulhon, 81, ,Sg6, ,552 of foreign cold coin,
S5l6,984 of United States gold coin and 81
265, ,2IS Of old material. The coinage Of the
fiscal year was as follows:
Description. Pieces. YdIue
Gold old................ 3,724, ,720 $22, ,39S, ,279
Silver. A, ,231. .2S6 81, 1853, ,4S3
Minor coins. .......... 20, 168, 500 94S, $50
Totals. .9s. 122,5lI s57, ,7Os, A2
In addition to the coinage, gold and silver
bars were manufactured as follows: Gold,
SIS, 1856, ,953: silver, 50, GIL Total 1884,
610,504
The silver bullion purchased during the
year for the silver dollar coinage was 29,-
433, ,342 standard ounces, of the cost of $25.-
988, $40. The average cost was 50 .98. 1879
per fine ounce. The number of sill
yer dollars made was 33266, ,83l.
ing the year 10,g01 S28 silver dollars. and
lO,5O0, 900 were tranA-erred to the Treasury.
The number Of trade dollars redeemed by
the Treasury under provisions of the act of
March 3, 1887, was Z, $50 ,036 The trade dollars
redeemed have all been transferred to the
mints or the Assay Office at New York
and melted into bars ready for coinage.
The loss by abrasion was 40,215.79
standard ounces, equivalent to 1891 trade
dollars, an average abrasion Of about 21S
grains apiece. If the trade dollars redeemed
are coined into subsidiary silver. the profit,
exclusive of operative wastage, will be $631, :
514. 1t coined into standard silver dollars,
$4,000.
The Mint at Philadelphia has been taxed to
its utmost capacity to execute the large
minor coinage demanded of it in addition
to the mandatory coinage of silver dol
lars. Notwithstanding the large num-
ber of pieces struck go, 500, the
demand for minor coins is still far be-
yond the capacity of the Mint to promptly
fill the orders. The total earnings of the
mints and assay offices from all sources dur
ing the year amounted to So, S42 S19, and the
total expenses and losses Of all kinds to ST.
437, ,452.
The value Of the gold and silver bars is
sued from the United States Assay Office at
New York and the Mint at Philadelphia for
use in the industrial arts during the year was
$8S95, TO gold, and 81, AZ. .646 silver
The Director estimates the stock of coin
and bullion in the United States on July 1,
1887, as follows:
Coin. Bullion
Gold. $3.50, ,00S,065 85,513, go
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hive stock.

EAST LIBERTY. Cattle slow and Is to a,
per cent. off last week'sopening, Hogs active /;
mixed, $5 90 to 5 10; Yorkers, S4 90 to s. 90:
common to fair, "a 70 to 4 so, Sheep slow
and 25 cents of last weeks closing prices.
Receipts Cattle, 2, Ola head, hogs. 800 herd.
sheep, $500 head. Shipments attle. 1887
head; hogs, $500 head; sheep, 3,400 head.
CHICAGO Cattle strong; fancy, Us 90 to
30: shipping steers IL Is to go; stockers
and feeders, 81 90 to 2 85; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 10 to . 30; bulk, 81 soto . Is,
Texans, 81 so to rs. Hogs closed easy .
mixed, VA 65 to 5 15; heavy; $4 s5 to s 81:
light, S4 so to a S5; skips, $S 90 to 43O
] sheep weak; natives, 50 75to 30; western,
" " oU to 8 75; Texans. 81 80 to 8 40; lambs.
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Totals. $91l, ,545, 9sl
$95 .927 92O

The Director estimates the stock of gold
and silver coin on Nov 1, 1887, to have been:
Gold, $574, ,927, 1913; silver dollars, $2T7, no.
l57; subsidiary silver, $75, ,75S, ,1S6; total coin,
1927, ,796, ,216.
Revised estimates of the production of gold
and silver in the world for the calendar years
1888, 1884, 1885 and 1886 show:
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mcm,hIs Wins ,hc I.nsi dame.

Special DE- .,rh ~ the Appeal.
NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Oct. l0.-Today's
game ended the season aud disguised the
small crowd present. New Orleans lcl
with two earned runson doubles 10y Powell
and Campau and Cartwrighi's single, bu,
never scored agiin. McKcough pitched
n great game after that, and his brother
gave as fine an exhibition oi catching ~
has been seen here, while the rest Of the
nine gave f%aulilcss support, even lilly
Smith making catches in the outfeld.
Memphis also ran bases aud coached with
spirit. Memphis failed 10 score until The
fourth, when run was cafnCdon singles by
Andrews, Thcln and George Mckcough.
The game had been pretty I'LL then, bu; in
the next four innings Memphis had n pie
mic, and scored fourteen runs. Widncr
let down and 10 did his support, Bradley,
Wells, Gels and McNcy making cos "
errors. In the seventh inning McNcy
went in 90 pitch. The winding up Of the
game was q farce, and the home team
played like y lot Of amateurs. Pcltz and
McAlccr did not play today.
TIN scoRE.
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SF,-LOUTS WINS.
SIZE DOWNS DETROIT BIZ A SCORE
OF 9 to 1.
ueuntAis o0tpiays Few Orleans as
Every Foint-southern League Ia.
neral NJ Charlssten-Races as Lasonia
SPORTING News.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 10.-The first game
for the championship of the world was
played here today by st. Louis, the cham
pion club of the American association, and
Detroit, the champion of the league. 1t
rained almost to the time of calling
play, but a crowd Of IL, 900 or $4,000 were
present. The excitement was intense, and
as the home club had matters all its own
way from the start, there was ~unbounded
enthusiasm. Caruthers pitched a great
game, four hits and one base on balls be-
ing all that were received off of him. Two
umpires oficiated, Gaffney, calling strikes,
and Kelly, base decisions, on the Browns,
and then changing positions when Detroit
was at the bat.
First lnning-Latham opened for the
Browns with a hit and made a beautiful
steal to second; Gleason got a base on
balls, and wild pitch put the runner on
second and third. O'Neil's hit sent
Latham home. Comiskey gave White a
fly, and Caruthcrs' hit brought Gleason in.
Foutz and Wclch went out from pitcher to
first. -
Richardson opened for the Dctroits, and
after three strikes, fouled out. Twitchell
and Rowe went out from second TO first.
No more runs were madepntil the fifth
inning, when Comiskey made a hit and
Getzein's wild throw sent him 20 second.
Caruthers hunted the ball and beat il 10
first and stole second. Foutz's fly scored
Comiskcy and sent Caruthen 20 third.
The latter was caught between third and
home on WEIGHS grounder TO Rowe, but
was not touched out until Welch had got
around b third. Robinson made a three
Dagger 10 left, the finest hit of the game,
4 Welch scoring. Bushong's hit sent Rob
inson in and Latham batted to Richard
son, who overthrow first and Bushong
scored. Gleason was thrown out.
The Detroits made their only run in the
ninth, when Gctzein opened with a two
Dagger; Richardson sent him 10 third with
a fly TO right, and Twitchell brought him
home. Rowe hit TO Gleason, and a double
play brought the game to n close. The
Browns did not make a misplay Of any de-
scription. Robinson and Gleason did
brilliant field work, as did White for the
visitors. Conway and Bennett and Fouia
and Boyle viii be the batteries tomorrow.
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New InfcrprIse.

G. Riggs Evans, a mechanic Of this city,
10Y with the Cole manufacturing com,
pany, has invented and caveatcd q com
pletc and valuable mirror towel rack. II
IL neat, useful, and so convenient that il
will supply a long felt want TO lady and
gentlemen travellers, M well as those per.
manently located; ii has space for towels,
combs, brushes, soap, pomatum, and all
ncedful toilet articles, and yet il small
enough TO pack in an ordinary sized tray
cling trunk, occupying less space than II
heavy overcoat or cloak the front liz n fine
mirror, OF good size, which is detachable,
the sides project below the bottom OF the
towel case, on which are two rollers for
towels, detachable, the casc being covered
by II dcsk-lid, which conceals and protects
the articles contained in il. lie has or
ganized n company for the manufacturing,
selling and leasing the same, for offices,
stores, warehouses, and all public build-
ings, where many towels, etc, are used.
The invention will bc found cheaper than
any individual can possibly furnish. For
orders, or subscription 10 capital stock, call
nj Ice Bros. & Co, No. I Howard row, and
see specimen. Memphis, Tenn.
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THE TURF.
A Wet Day ne Latonia Races Only Fair-
TodAy's Program.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 10. Tho eighth
day nj the iAtouia jockey club races was
wet. The truck was In very bad condition
owing 10 the rain Of this morning. The
attendance WIS fair and the races only
fair.
Fins; Race Purse; seven and onc-hali
~iurlnngs. Starters Jessie Mcfarland,
l0e, Hollis; Drumstick, i02, Finncmn;
Mis- Pulsiicr, i02, Breckenridge.
Pools Dumstick, s2j; field, $40.
They got of on the fnt start, and ran
together until they reached the turn in
The stretch, when Drumsiick pulled away
aud won IN a gallon, Miss Pulafcr second,
Jessie Mcfarland thirl. Tme-l:iia.
Second l,aco-Sclling, pur-r; six fur
longs. Starters Cloncc, lO2, Barbour.
Wandcroo, 100. Coyington; Belle Taw, ~,
Barnes; Jim Nave, lO2, breckenridge;
Tnmbourcttc, 100, Conkling Ellie Hardy,
l02, Hollis; EnchnntTcss, lOj, Stoppc;
Walker, 100, Gcen.
Pools Field, SIS; Belle Taw, Sl3; Cloncc,
Sii; Wnndcroo, 81.
Clonrc won In n gallop by four lengths,
with Tamb1urctte second, Ellie Hardy
third. Timc-i:2tl.
Third Racc-Sclling; pursc; six %urlongs.
Starters: Sadie Nc, ~, Coyington; Faith
Thompson, w, Boyd GA over; jules
Mumm, ~, l.. Jones; Mary Ellis, ~, Gun
ninghnm. Ban Bowman. lOO, Breckenridge;
Cora l., 81, Walker; Tommic II, ~, Rivers
a over. Little Bee, 81. II. Jones; Eliza
Hindoo, ", finncgan; Lisland, l07, Cur.
tis @ oyor.)
Pools Cora l., SCI; Mary Ellis, s., Jules
Mumm, 81; field, S25.
They got OFF well together, leaving Ban
Bowman ut the post. Tommy X and Jules
Mumm ran neck and neck in the lead
nearly all the way round, Tommy X win.
ming by q short length, Jules Mumm sec.
| ond and Cora l. third. nme-l:22I.
Tommy Il sold In the books for ~ 10 J..
Fourth Race-Pnnc; five iurlong.
Starters Buckeye, 100, Hathaway q
over; Emma Hancock. 10, u. Jones %
over; Orange Girl, 81. II. Jones % over;
Lizzie l., IS, Morry; Bridge Light, ~,
Walker lilly Virgil, 20, Richie "a over;
Oxygen, 10, covington Is over; VimnEa,
30, Hollis Is over
Pools onnge Girl, si0 Lille Virgil, 81,
Emma Hancock, 81; field, S25.
Lille Virgil won by half a length, with
Omngc Gid SECOND, q neck ahead oil
Bridge Light, third. Tme-l:0I
There was considerable cheering when X.
Rivers, q lad only weighing sixty pounds,
landed Lillic Virgil the winner.
Fifth Racc-Pursc; fivo furlongs. Start
enr Glen Fortune, l05, Stcppe; Frcdorica'
l02, Barbour. Badge, 1lb, Dowisi 90
lightly, l02, Taral; Kitty Gun, 9s, Hatha.
way; Quotation. l02, c%oyington; Cast
Steel, 1o2, 9reen; Emira, l02, Barnes.
Pools: Badge, so Quotation, $40;
Kitty Gun, $iG; field, S35. 81.
Badge won by a length and a hall, with
Quotation second and Golighuy third.
TmeLl:gl.a N1ai 100
Sixth MccEPursc; ono mile. Starters
Broctiull, us, ssyen; Dark Hall ioi'
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baltimore .. Metropolitan O.

NEW YoaS, Oct. l0.-Thc Mctropolilans
wound up tho season ut st. George today
by being whiicwashcd by the Baltimores
in n very easy n II was essentially
Il pitchers game, and Kilroy had decidedly
the hest Of it. Pagan, the phenomenal,
pitched for the Meiropolitans, and Balii-
and where they pleased. The Baltimorcs'
b~asc-running wns remarkable, while that
Of the hctIupoftans was very weak. At
tendance, 500. Score:
M~etropolitans ......... o o 0 90
Baltimorca."".."... o ! ! U | | -
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Did.

pEARCE-On hoard Steamer James Ice. Monday,
Ortnbcr 10. iAs7, y ~ rENRCE Of Ice county,
Ark. son-in law Of v N. Avery, ~, Of this cts.
Funeral will take place NJ Elmwopi cemetery
this TuEsDAYJ afternoon nj Q O'Clock. Friend,
arr Invited 10 attend.
uOLEY-At residence. No. ~ Mari street. Mon
day itcuIapu Octobot ~. ISL. MABEL COLBY,
hgud Fcycu yvau aud nine months.
Funcni win take place this tTUEsDAN after
noon NJ o o'clock.
LALLEMAND-M residence Of parents, Lucy
avenue, Monday, October ~, ipsI, at O'clork pm
~ dlphthcria. LESLIE MATHEWS. broi Hires
year. seven months and nine days. only snn Of ID
ward and LcU iallCmand.
Funomi will take place from residence this
UUEsDAN morning NJ . O'Clock, Friends Of tho
family hrc Invited ~ attend.
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kept the outfold busy hunting for the

kept the outfcld busy hunting for the
ball, but IL was q dying effort. Five runs
were addedto their score and then they sub
sided. Birmingham offered TO play OIL the
deferred games here, but the team does not
draw well, nnd besides the home umpire
has cflectually killed all interest IN the
game, so the local directors declined TO
play. Charleston closes tho season about
$4,000 behind, most Of which falls upon
Capt. Thomas Young, a director. An
effort will be made TO collect $500 from
New Orleans for defaulting one game here.
Ii will be proven that the alleged fears Of
being mobbed are utterly without founda-
ton. The local team win be kept here il
possible to play during the fall festival the
first week in November. The following is
the official score:
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Chariestos $4,000 Behisa.
nt.,.,eh "a Tho Annual.

C~uaHLfsros. s. C., Oct 1o.-The funer-
al Of the Southern league was very slimly
attended. only q haniful Of mourneub being
on the ground. anil ilrsc were not repaid
sos their trouble, IL 'tYn'c being about the
vout of the scason ksterqucst was
pounded numerically by the locals with a
total Of twenty-five hits, only n being q
shsntom. and seventeen runs. eleven Of
Which were earned. The visitors made .
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Tbe Trac, Souvenir.

NAEINIIIII TVnnI, MI =. Nv.
W, H. bingham, Manager Gaston's Hotel
DIAN SiR-l have just received sup.
pose from you, ~ II has your card ON it
Memphis greeting 10 Cleveland. Please
accept my cordial thanks. ! never mw
any better thing Of its kind, both in idea
and execution.
do not wan TO impose upon YOU. but,
II possible, | would like 10 get three or
four copies Of IL. ] want to put them IN
some place here 10 show the folks the dii,
ference between the way n live city docs
things and the way M oycgrown, sleepy
village don't do II. Memphis does beat
Nashville in some things.
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ROW ~ tho Timc

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

2. Memphis 0. Two base hits-Powell,
Campau, smith, Andrews. Three base
hit-Black. Fint base on erros-New Or.
leans I, Memphis T.. fint base on balls
New Orleans !, Memphis !. Struck out
DIV McKeougli I, by Mcvey l. Passed
bslls~weIis Wild phch-Mcvcy.
Double play-Gci~, Fuller and Cart
wright. Batter hit-By McKcough I, by
Widncr 4, by Mcvcy 1. nme-0ne hour
and t~hirty-hye minutes. Umpire-Tony
Buck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Fisher, 100, Curtis; Panama, llS, Raglan,
Phillip s, ~, Cochran Is over; Doroche.
ment, 10l, Breckenridge.
Pools: Field, $50; Panama, $50; st.
Valentine, $l4; Dark Hall, $40.
Panama won by two lengths, with
Brookfull second, Dark Hall third. Time
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

Hotels and boarding houses are invited
to advise me how many visitors they may
desire TO receive, AMI their rates Of charges
during the visit Of President Cleveland and
party 10 Memphis. Address .,..
A.. ID. flANGsrAFF.f
Secretary OF Committee, No. 32i Main
street.